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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    Nor have I heard anyone call a solid of constant width a cylinder, but nevermind - I should have chosen a better word!

    They must be aluminum then if there's a risk of getting them scratched.

    Still thinking ...
    Jonathan, Steve Mould called them Constants of Solid Width, i call em thingamabobs.

    You are correct in that they are made from Aluminium.

    They are very round as you can see from this poor photo, so cylindrical to me. :lol:

    Phil
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